Preo Prima Shogyo Japanese Partial Eyelash Curler, Inner Corner/Outer Corner Precision Lash Curl Up Tool, Made in Japan (Included 2 Replacement Rubber) | C-180

I love it, it's super easy to use, much easier than the regular eyelash curlers, and I can actually get my whole eyelash with it, love love love

I love the idea of this bc I have hooded lids and need help in only a few places. Sadly, however, I didn't notice any curling effect at all, and was afraid to press down harder or longer for fear of (further) damaging lashes that are already damaged from prior extensions or even shearing the lashes off. I also worry that the small width will produce odd results. I also bought the Revlon version, which is wider and therefore leads me to hope the curling effect will be more even. We will see...

I got this at the recommendation of an influencer to curl the smaller, inner lashes of my eye. It is effective, but there is a learning curve in using it.It's made of decent quality metal, steel, I think. It has decent spring and tension.It comes with 2 extra pressure pads. I haven't had to change them out, but it's a good option.It felt a little awkward in my hand as I tried to position it and apply the pressure to curl those inner lashes. It took some practice, and definitely a steady hand, to achieve the desired results.Bottom line, it works and it offers a great option for those lashes that escape a standard eyelash curler.

I have one eyelash (just one!) that will not curl. It’s just super straight and looks ridiculous when I put on mascara. This tool helps crimp it up a little, but it’s not really doing what I hoped.

This is by far the best eyelash curler I've ever used! It's so much more precise and so much easier to use than standard curlers! You do have to be careful with the cushion and recenter it after a few squeezes but that minor problem is not enough to give it less than 5 stars! I've never used a curler much because they're so awkward to use and hard to get the lashes on the end curled but I use this one daily and my lashes look so much better now!

This works great to get the corners of your eyes and lashes that are stubborn to curl. I had a similar curler for years (different brand, same style). I finally used up the little sponges and went in search for replacements. I was so disappointed that I couldn't find any and finally decided to but a new curler. Shortly after buying this one I realized that I can cut up large eyelash curler sponges to fit this. Not as good, but that would work in a pinch and be a less expensive alternative when you run out of replacement sponges!

I rarely wear mascara - too toxic, I curl my lashes and that's good enough. For years I have used a Shu Uemura eyelash curler and have always been happy with it. This item popped up on my radar and I thought I would give it a try. It is difficult to use. With a full size eyelash curler, you can sort of "immobilize" your eye with pressure and not blink while curling. With this little device, that is SO difficult! And of course, if you blink, you risk yanking out the lashes that you are holding in the curler! This device also requires a VERY steady hand. Don't try to use it after you've had any coffee! The most subtle hand movement and you'll rip out the lashes. It's like tweezers people!! Don't waste your money. They must have paid Carmindy to promote this because I can't imagine she could easily use this on clients unless they were sedated or being prepared for their final viewing in a casket. Seriously!

I have easy to curl lashes and have always used a regular size eyelash curler. I don’t care what anyone says on their reviews. This product does not work. Didn’t do a thing for my lashes until I squeezed as hard as I could and held it clamped on for a minute. Then it crimped them at a strange, bizarre and completely unattractive angle. Total waste of money.